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1 '' ,- -. 4---- - 7' 4, „,), , ,k__.,,, , . ~, ....,, - ,, ---,,, . •;_,!,,,,..,-Fpx • . 4 ~tl . „ , • .. ~5:4f1i1-*;..t,11,411'1 rio) le- mtz--4041 /* of. • , -....z...--14A4„,,....• -. -11-4 .---..-. • a 44 0111100",c` S T ' T lo - • ` ~ k ~ NUMBER 4Q92.] THEATRE-ROVA LCOVENT-GARDENT. TO -MORROW EVENING, Sept. 14, leos, will be-per forined THE WOODMAN. • . 7 • 3 Sir Walter Waring Zvir. MU N DEN • ' Wilford, ikir, IN CLE DON ; C•aptain O'Donnel, Mr. TAY LOR ;" ' • • fairlc , p, Mr. BELLAMY; Bob, Mr. EMERY ; Medley, Mi. BLANCHARD; .Emily (with an additional Song), Mrs DI CKONS . ; ' Miss Di Clackit, Mrs. DAV LNPOR,IF; Dolly, Mrs. LISTQN . Polly, Miss D . E . ' CAMP. In AO III; Dr: Boyce's favourite Duca° of "Together let Us Range the Fields," by Mr..lncledon and Mrs. Dickons. I ncidental to the Piece, a Dance, by the Misses Adams and "th e Corps de Ballet. TO which will be added ( 3 a tir4) the last new Farce, called THE PORTRAIT OrCERVANTES Or, THE PLOTTING LOVERS. Murillo, Mr. MUNDF.N • Don Carlos Morida, Mr. I ONES ; Don Guzman, Mr. BRUNTON ; Scipio', Mr. BLANCHARD; Sancho, Mr. LISTON ; Lucetta, Mrs. GIBBS ,• • Isabella, Miss BRISTOW% 'the Doers to be 97CIICCt4t Half-past I. ire, and begin at lialf.past Six. On Friday, the Tragedy or Isabella ; or, The Fatal Mar •nage ; with The Escapes; or, The Water Carrier. , On Monday, the Play of Pizarro. On Wednesday, the Comic Opera of The English Fleet in 1342. IRELAND. TRAVELLING IN NORTH AND SOUTH WALE'S. GOLDEN-CROSS, CHARING-CROSS. THE HOLYHEAD and NORTH WALES MAIL sets out every Evening from the above Inn gt a Quarter pas, Seven—Sunday dt Six o'clock; also from the General Yost-office every Evening at Eight, Sunday ex. • cepted. The HOLYHEAD POST-COACHES every Morning at Nine, by Salop and Capel Cerig, and :Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Afternoon at Two by way of Chester. MILFORD HAVEN and SOUTH WALES MAIL every Evening at Eight by way of Gloucester, Cheltenham, and' Oxford. The LUDLOW, WORCESTER, and OXFORD L every Evening at Eight. The PARKGATE, CHESTER, and L[TCHFIELD NAIL every Evening at Seven. The' LIVERPOOL 'NEW' POST-COACHES every Zlorning (except Monday) at six, trom whence Packets sail daily for Dublin. • • - SHREWSB.URY and WOLVERHAMPTON POST COACHES every Moining at Nine. BIRMINGHAM and COVENTRY POST COACH every Morning at Nine, and Tue s day, Thursday, and Satur- Alay Afternoon at rwo By'CEORGE BOULTON and CO. This Day wire published, Rln ivoprice gs. 6d. Vol I. Part 11. EpoßTs of CASES Ar gue d an d D eterm i ne d in. thc InGH COURT of.ADMIRAtTY, in the Tttneof the Right lion Sir WM. SCOTT. By CI - 11:. RODINSON, L.1 t .11. Advocate: ‘ .. ontaining,Cases determined in 1805, 6,7; and 81 with indexes, curnnlein;g the .6th Volume. Lond on Printed by his Majesty's „Law Printer, for 7. 7,lxtterworth, and tor j. White, Ficettrect ; and for 1. 'boke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. .Of" whom may be had,- c - rhe Eleven former Numbers 01, these Reßats. Price s - Also, lately .published, bY':the sane Author, in Two Pirts, Notikicationt., Orcicilt, Bvo price 2.5. dd. each, S' , l) . - and 1 nstrudions relating to Prize L. jeets duTing the present War. ........._ SALES OF' ESTATES, Scc. • At the S TO RE SOI onY- B AUCTION, wan,. in Bedlord,- Thursday, the VII tep ternber, about Three o'‘.'lock in. ihesAfternoon, Ctqppaet F.RE E HOLD FARM, Tithe-free, and'Lancl-fax redeemed, with a good Farm-house and' Out-buildings ; tWo other HouSes, and Elacksmitn's , Shop, with about 3_•,;' Acres john inclosed Arable and Pasture> Land, in the occupation of john Ashwel 1, as Tenant at ; Situate at l3olninirst, on the Turnpike R , ,ad from Bedford Kimbolfon. Als'o one.third part of the Manor of Boln- AUrst, and of the 1 rnpropriate grcat Titlies there. For further P art i cu l ars apply to. Jr. Calilectlt, Solicitor, , 41 1 Rugby, • Warwickshire ; - ur Mr It 'Pyrite'', of Buln xtUrst ; and the Tenant will she.* the • TO MANUFAC PURI•:RS, I)Isr.ILLERs, &C. BE• ALL those New 1 y Erer 1);t11.13-1JILDINGS and P ENII s CS lately_ for Calico Printing, • ( either with or witilouf . the Printnw. lqessest Uteniils, and\ lat mplements below.; , th-reto) situate on. toe, River • lityth, Stanui, vto nr; -- ; " 'i4: E ; in ' the County of Not thumberland. feet l h t e , 131 11;..iin;:, which is'ti•io stories hi;:,h, ,and 77 • grou 4'g a "Y 34 feet 'wide, on the outside, contaios on the arid House a ..Colnur- Stove-tocirn, Cailemlar-roorn, se :or the tVat er ng ,thiOrs, two It, • .V teel ; and on each the , remain-4 and the the 00 1 , 13., one of them 57 feet oy wide, pper are - ct• ' t eet lung '0•,; Is wide, in the Each of the u ways, by Iron arry ` 11)° "" • Ph. l'Otro the centre, length . The other is alI on one floor, 135 feet long tu: , 33 wide, the oursil,! ; /louse, Blue_d ! e .1 ; , ) aii,l.e on t a i ns t h e ille.ch-honse, Dye ‘Viirehonsc Counting-reoins. There r , ( . , 1 01.15 e tor, the MittraAer, ;ilsoeic-ven Cot tages of two mini , stir the use of the %scrk, and between 13 and 14 Acres'of La n d,. a llr eo nttuOtis to the 'Works. • . .As Stannington Bridge is;only nine miles frorn the Port of • Neweastle-upon."l:y he , troth whence there is an fasv com munication by Se:t-itt Lai times with all Partsot the island, and the.ditferent Ports of Europe 4- and ast he Woks possess a larg e H e4 d o f Water driving Machinery, and there is Vlenty , of Coal at a very reasonable rate within less than a ,f them, it may be safely asserted that there ate few situ- . 2 ,,„ °113 in Great Brita;n better adapted lora ;vlantitacty ot - I Lies t* n caller for Home Consumption or -Exporta tion. crip , TheNvhole of the Buildings are substantially built of stone, • and the Premises are neld tor a term of years, of which 37 are unexpired. l'lr For f urther particular s a pply (if . b y l etter, post-paid) to • eel, Sandhili, Newcastle-upon-Tyne-. • WCHINC's PATENT WORM LOZENGES. ORMS are the most frequent sources. of Chil dren's Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and Guardian of Children should be acquaiuted with. They oc casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of the. Face, Emaciation, and, irregular state of.the rowels, attend. ed after with violent pains ; they bring on Convulsion's ; tirzY atrea the growth o f the hada, and they prove fatal, by end ing in a Consumpti on or Decay. Both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me-' (Leine is universal' y.allowed, on the testimony ot the highest Characters in this Cnuntry, both in rank pnci respeaabilitY, to have n o eq U a l . The i r pu b l i c approbation, given to the Proprietor, .from a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc cess in, their own Families, stamp its merit beyond competi tion, and gl=ees a",santtion to it, of which no other Medicine of theAsind can boast: Parents, and others who have the Care of Children, should have . this Remedy as a Family Me dicine to resort to, vlitnevcr'the Stomach or iioels of Chil dren are any way disordered, which it will a l ways b e ftund to relieve. Sold ; wholesale a nd reta il , at , Ch i ng a i ld Butler's, No;A, Cheapside, London; and retail by most Country Venders, in Boxes at zs. 9d. and ss. 6d. each, • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. q, New Bridge-Street, London. red Sir, Edinburgh, March - 18, Igor. BEG leal‘e to inform you, that ever since the year - i 790,. I have been 'afflicted with the LuesVene rea; which, foam its obstinately resisting- every c ou r s e of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty titre, and undergoing several - -severe courses of salivation, and twice diScharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the. most inveterate nature. In the • • spring.of last-- yaar my disorder--lord -got to such a .head, as nearly, to put a period to my existence-,1 had- a large ulcer on t i le crowd of my head, one an each arm, and my legs.. were broke out in a frightful inannera my right was dread.: fully ; , ainful, and had been in_a state, of ulceration tier the last seven years,- my left haft also two large nod es on . was . very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat jnglprain,i:particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de lame me of rest ; in this lamentable- state, I was recom 'mended by Mr. j . Thompson, -(who received so great a hy them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pil:s, :which I hes:am to d« on the .26th of May ; in tire Course of a -fortnight, I began to receive benefit--,in little more than a month, the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed—soon atter, the sores,. on, lily legs healed • also ; leaving,' however, considerable discolooration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the lett, -which, by the !I les siiil; of God, grid a little longer perseverance itt your inva luable Medicine, cubsided ; the nodes dispersiox, the skin regaining, its nattiral hue, and the nocturnal pains grLiiifilly going oft. I thus becaMe, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, perfectly tree- from all my • former complaints— have recovered my forther spirits and strength, and am be come jolly and. fat., in which state navingcontinued many Months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other sutl4ing mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, is I shaft on every occasion in so doing, you Will greatly oblige, Sir, y our 'grateful,,: obedient, very humble servant, ALEX, t URKEI4.. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure : lonia Ttiosta'soN, No. 3, New Poultry Market ; and I o IVPINTosu, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by -the sole Proprietor, . Timm as TZ.ICLOR, Member Of the RoYal College of Sur. goons, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; where, after a constant residence of more than thirty-six . years,-„in a pradice particularly diteded to the cure of Venereal Complaints - and those ir,cidentai to the. Parts of Generation,'. with that inviolable secrecy which men of his . profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administeris to persons taking this • Medicine, will be esteemed, by a -tlts,,:ernini, Public, as an advalitagc du in attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by, his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, 'No. 35, St. Alban's-street. ; the Toyshop, 'No. 103, Ox ord-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill 4 Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower hill • Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac. donald, Gla§gow ; Mr. Buil, Dame-street, Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable town in Gre a t B r it a i n an d Ireland, in B9xes of only 26. 9d.. each, sealed up with hi; and plant directions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. - N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed' up with sta m p, on which, by favour of the Commisioners printed, at the Stamp cillice—" T. Taylor, No. q, Ne Britiqe-street,"—to ittlltate which is faloriy, and al: oche s & are C ottaite4itt. T U E L A 1 7 , SEPTEMBER 1 3, 1808. ANATOMY. Air R. CHARLES BELL's L.E C TURES on A-NATO M Y an , l SURGERY, commence on §A. TURDA.Y, the ibt of 061ober, at Two o'Ciock- No. io ah 4 d ti, Leicester street, Leicester-square. Oaavo Edition of Mrs'. Carter's Memoirs and Worki. - This Day was published ; [. • ,_l-landsomely printed, in Two' Volumes, 06 - lava, 'price in .• bottrdS .18s: the Second Edition of • • ., ikivEmoirts of the„LIEE of Mrs. ELIZABETH (.CARTER; with a new Edition of her Poems, in cluding some JSlf ch have never appeared before. To which are added, some Miscellaneous Essays in Prose, together with her Notes on the bible, and Answers to Objections concern ,' iny, the Christian Religion. -- ' • By the key. MONTAGU PENNINGTON, M.A'. Vicar of Nor.thbourn, in .Kent, her NePhew and Executor. Printed for F. C. and I. Riyington,, No: 6z, St. PaUi's Church-yard ; sold also by 1. Hatchard, No, Igo,. Tic eadilly, Of whom may be had, lately published, . . A Series of. Letters between Mrs. Ilizabe,th Catier and Miss Catherine Talbot, from the .Year t 741 to 177 a. To which are added,- Letters frown Mrs Elizabeth Carte s , to Mrs. Vesey, betweer, the Years 176 s and 17'37'; which Mrs. Vesey earnestly requested should be published. Published from the Original Manuscripts, By the Rev. Montagu Pennington, M. A. Handsomely printed on a fine woven Paper, in Two Volunies, Quarto, price inboards 31. 35. • Also, Mrs. Carter's Tuasiation of the Works of Epi6te tus, from the Original Greek., in Two t olurAes; Octavo, price in boards-i6s, PICTUJILLINC-OFFirE, Srp., 7, t?cS. THE COMMISSIONERS f or .VICTUALLING HIS AI AyESTY'i' NAVY do hereby give Nod; e,riat an Monday the igth inst.. and ox the first and third Mondqyin. every succeeding Mmth, they will be ready to receive .Tertders,, in writing(sealed up), and treat for - such guantities of PEASE, of KILN DRIED HOUSEHOLD FLOUR, and of BIS CUIT STUFF, made IroM Whole Meal, the two last mentioned Articles to be manufactured ft om English Ineat, as the respective Beaters therein m4y think proper to offer': to be delivered into His Majesty's Viavalling Stores at Dipt ford, orirdo the Army Vic. totalling Sto;es in St, Catharine's ; and to . 44. .paid for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days after date. , N. E. Mr any Tender for a less quantity than Twenty-fly,' Quarter: ci Pease will be admitted. The Conditions of the Contraeis may be seen u the Secretary'' Office. - No regard -toil/ be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted- in 'words at length, or that .hall not 4e Whored to the 11,;srel before Two o'Cio:k on the - reTpective days appointed for their reception, as aforesaid, nor 'unless the Person who makes the Ten,ler, or trooir Pcr'so,: on .his 6ehaij, Attends, to answer, ivhen called for. • . picruALLING.O FF ICE, Sept. 8, 0808. . . . . • ' '' " CO-1111M NERS for PICT Uzi t, LING His MAJP;STY's NAVY do hereby give .Nctke, That Qn IJ'ednerday, the 2 LS: instant, they will be ready to receive Ten der's, in :writing /sealed up), for as "bony HOGS 'the Carcases Cof which not To vs.eigh less than One Hundred . and Twelve Pounds earl), intended for Pork for Sea Stnre, as the respective Dealers therein may [bind pr,per so #r, to killed in His jesty's Pictualling Premises at Deptiod, between le [7th of Octobt'r trx't, and the 3tst March following ; the first deity(?), whereof to ttile place on Monday the said '1',711) October next, and the trn6selsernt deliveries to he continued twice in each Week, in szich regular proportions, as that the whsle shall be comp.'eled by the 3tit of Marcb before 'nen:lofted; and to be paid for by Thus, 4.bith interest,. ninety day: after date. E. B. No ofe r of Hogs of a less th.:4 will pviitti4 56 Tc,..r of will.be attended to. The Conditions of the rontral7Si be seen at the Seer:lag's office. regard will be. hizettoany Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words a! length, or that Shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cioek on the said Weeiliesday, the its! 'init. nor unlfss.ihe Person who maker the Tenden, or some Person on his behalf, attendr, to answer, when railed for. THE REV. MR. BARCT,AY's PATENT ANTIBILT. (tJS PILLS, T a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan , Authar of the Domestic Medicine, that complaints of the Stornach and Bowels are the prevailing Malady of :this Country-, which •lay the foundation Of. the 'more formidable and fatal•D'Neases; that the person who could discover for the relief and cure a safe and infallible remedy would per form a most 1 Mtkortant service to society. That discovery has now been made in the Patent Antibilious i'ills of the . Rev. William Barclay, :the ex.tens , Ve' sale of which, and the high estimation in which they are deservedly keld, ha's ,considerably lessened 'the iinib:3- of these complaints; and bids fair, in a short time, to be the meant of entirely eradi cating them.' These Pills have a quick and safe operation, they aet powerfully and ,speCifitally on the Bile, and thus remove the numerous - OisorJets coniteeted- with it, Sick Head-Aches, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, laundice, Ner vous Disorders 'froth Indigestion, '&c,- They are the most vaNahle Family ,Medicine hitherto offare.d d to the - Public, and the' -Proprietor is supported: by the most respeetable evidence of .the first characters of the, Nobility , and others,. „thafthey have never been'administered'tu4ny person'whhout certain and speedy relief, and in the 'end completing a Cure. This valuable Medicine, having been used with success, Lis - recommended by the tellowing distinguished PersOi-y . ges: The Right lion. Viscount Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath and %Veils. Sir Bohn Huneywood, Barr. M. P. for Honiton. Sir Stephen Lushingtun i Bart. M.P. for Penyn. .• Thomas Anson, E Sq. M. for Litchfield.• tames Amyatt, Esq. M.P. lot . Southampton. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M.P. for Ilerttord. Edmund Boehm,,Esq. New-street, Spring Gardens. Tho Mas Hammetsley, Esq. Pall-Mall. G. WV. Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbthop of Canterbury. 'rhe ttev Dimckk;Tibilitallntitittchtnsfivp. Cecil Forester; Esq. NIA'. for Wen:rick. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Butler, No.. 4,Cheapside; and retail by Mr. Kirby, Statiord-street, Old bond-street; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-square; Bacon and Co. rso, Ox ford-street and .by all 'respectable Venders in Town and Country. A 'Caution : —Observe the nameof William Barclay is en. graved on the Stamp, which is affixed on the outside wrap per of each box ; all not so stamped are a dangerous imi tation. Price Ss. 6d. and los. per box, with ample diredians. OFFICE OF 0 RDNANCL/, Aug. 29, 03c:8. THE P RINCIP AL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY's OIB2DNrINC4 do hereby give Notice, that I', *flats will be rtceived at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or be fore Friday, the c6thoiS2pte , izher next, jr;nt such Persons as I►• -4' be n-dertake the supHy of Forage for ibe Ordnance ./d...*li'd*?;; L :EAlriii , 7llk Dist, viz. North Britain, mouth, t sie of Wight, And Northtro, Yorkshire„ Christ Church, Eastern, eXelusive or Warley, Western, • Southern, exclusive at Chat- Woolwich, with its Depend harn, envies, SOU 9 ‘st, including Ports- Warley and Chitham. for a period of six Months, from the rst of o,7ober :text. The Foray to be furnished in Rafrons, to consist, at hereafter may froth time to time be repti;'ed, either of tolbs. of Oats, 71hs. of Oats, tilbs. of Hay, ,and or of 141bs. of Hay, and Bibs - . of Straw. Sibs. of Straw. and must be d4ivered at the respc4l7ve Stations, at the Expence of die Contractor, who also re furnish such thrser with Oats, at Sib:. per Ration, as may be billeted within the District Jot *which - he Contracts. • The P-uposals may be delivered slat aril) , or jointly, for each District,.and it is expec4 that the Contractor shall recei: e the Stable Osv - Sg- that during the period of his Contract 'nay accu mutate, snaking an allowance for the skate, after the rate of per Horse, pet if Further particulars may be known upon application to the Offi cers commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the Secretar.'4 Office, Pall Mall, ajoresaid,• any day between the hours of t es; and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be de.. livered, Se /led ;p, and indorsed " Proposals for the supply of Forage ;" best no Proposal can be admitted after the said 16th Day' of StPrember, at Twelve o'Clook .at Noon of the same Day; neithe r Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an gent, it: ,his behalf, :ball attend. .8y Order of the Board, R. Ir. CREW, Sec. This Day was published, • • " I. In Two large Volumes Octavo, price, in boards, ilfs. The Third Edition, corrected, of A DISSERTATION op the PROPHECIES that I - 1 have been fulfilled, are • now fulfilling, or will here aft,:r be fulfilled, relative to the great. Period of xtho,Years ; the Papal and Mahommerlan Apostasies, the tyrannical .Reign of Antichrist, or the Infidel Power, and the Res•tora thni of the dews. By the Rev. GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B,D. Vicar of Stockton.upon-Tees. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 62, St. PauPi Church,yard; sold ,also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, dilly. ' Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A General and- ConneCted View of the Prophecies, rela tive to the Conversion, Restoration, Union, and Future G lory, of the Houses of I udah and Israel; the Progress, and final Overthrow of the Antichristian Confederacy in the Land of Palestine; and the ultimate general Diffusion of Christianity. In 2 yols. Bvo. price, in boards, 16s. DR.NORRn's DROPS. THESE DROPS are particularly adapted to this Season of the Year. They are an efficacious corro borative in sea-bathing, and assist the good qualities" of the various Medical Waters ; they are, indeed, as those who are sat the habit of taking them can testify, a powerful restor ative and preserver of health. In Fevers of all sorts fespe cially the Yellow or Putrid) they are an infallible Remedy ; Colds, Asthmas, beginning Consumptions, Complai n t s o f the Stomach and Bowels, &c. are under their immediate in:: fluence, as the experience of more than half a century has indubitably proved. As no Bottle, even for exportation ' can bt sold without a Stamp, the possibility of imposing a Counterfeit on the Pur chaser is prevented, the genuine having the name of Thomas Norris Moore engraved thereon by favour of Government. The Family Bottle,. 225. to be had only at the Oodol's House, No. 29, Lower Brook-street, where orders for ex portation are duly executed. Smaller Bottles at Hs'. and as.. 9(1. sold by Bacon and Co. rso, Oxford -street. Also Dr.NOßßlS'scelebratedANTl-BILIOUS PILLS, with ample Ding:lions, 24. qd. the Box. Si*OENVE 6 N. Z.ErtEn FROM THE CITY OF TUDELA TO HIS CELLENCY D. JOSEF PALAFOX, CAPTAIN-GENIP , RAL OF THE KINGDOM OF ARRAGON. " Most Excellent -and hig...ly Esteemed Seignior. —At tI,I InOtilentpwhcii the enemy have just eVatuat ed our ity,which has had the misfortune to be su hie& to the most, dreadful tyranny ever since the. Bth of June, when they took possession of it• " At this moment, Seignior,when we can freelydes. clareourexaltedsentimentsoffidelity towardsour ful Sovereign, weaddress ourselves to your Excellency, with the same delight with which an emancipated slave regards his deliverer. We acknoviletige that nothing but the constancy Jad greatness ot soul tna nifested• by your Exceliency could have inimbled the pride of the enemy's army ; by compelling him to make an ignomini , us retteit. We congratulate your Eicellency upon the event, in which we feel ourselves to be parties deeply interested ; and from this instant this city co ,iders itself as in . ost happy in 'the midst ot ad its la: igues di,J sufferings. when it relleCts 9Li the cause of its having endured them, and which was contintially alledged to us as a pre text for making ottr servitude more tyrannical. " In short, Seignior, here you have at your . com mand faithful xity restored to freedoiu, and a happy population, who ; in the midst' of their captivity, despised the relief which was to be obtained by sup plicatiOr ; and its inhabitants now, as they always have .done, look only for an opportunity of sacrific ing themselves in /defence of their King, their He- ligion, and their CoUntry ; under the auspices of your Excellency, should our hopes be crowned with the satisfaiion of being deemed worthy of your pro-; . tedion. , "I'MfitGod preserve your Excellency many years. (Signed by the principal Members of the Corporation of ) " Tudela, 2oth August (7 A. M.)," • ANSWER TO THE ABOVE LETTER. " in the beginning of June, iR pursuance of your petition, sent - to Tudela arms, Atll - and a division of 3000' troops, under the command of my brother, for its defence, I never ex pelted a result so little worthy of the ardent expressions with which that chiet town of the juris diction, and all its inhabitants, manifested their anxiety to obtain the protection of Arragon, which had trout the very first decided in favour of our be loved Sovereign FERDINAND VII. being resolved to defend itself, and to prevent the entrance of the French troops, • who have committed such devasta ations in this-Province, in consequence of your city. not being able to protect itself. I entertain no doubt of the real attachment o f that great 'and generous city to our Sovereign ; but I suspeCl - tome individuals, whose treaenery has brotlgiA a•stain upon-the Spanish character, and who, perhaps, by protecting their private interests from the violence ,aad oppression of the enemy, did positive - injury to the worthy - Arragonese, in whose defence I took a principal part. " I cordially accept the homage which that city and it jurisdiction have anew professed towards our. Beloved Sovereign. The Kingdom of Arragon takes it to itshosom, and will preserve it pure and free from secret enemies. It will take upon itself the important function of extingishing them, and upoly them the punishment .which traitors jo*ly shadsend you a-GoVernor and a Military Com mander, who ; following my principles and regula lions, which have-been observed by this invincible • Kingdom, will restore good order and discipline, carry into execution the military enlistments, and levy that just but moderate contribution which I have imposed, as a compensation for the great number of Muskets and other implements of war which xotl have not taken means to preserve. The august King FERDLNAND will know how tQ t jni.lge• of the situation in which that city has: been. placed, compared with the weakness which !originally, geve occasion to it, and will know how !to forgive Alt errors fur which that Most noble city has paid,so dearly, on account of the magnanimity with.Whieh -it has endured its sufferings. " • You have sent -me a detail of what passeddur, ing that period t I expel that you will givemanifest proofs; in titne to come, of your attachment and loyalty to our Sovereign, whose cause should your noble and valourous city maintain, like that. of Arragon, while one stone remains on anOtheri you may expe& from rue every assistance. " These are the terms in which I reply to your esteemed letter, which has been as flattering to my feelings, as it, is painful for •me to remind you' of your errors. In the mean time I shall take the speediest and. most convenient measures to promote your welfare, subject to, the : regulations which consti tute ours. • " God preserve you many years. jOSEF PALAFOX." " Saragossa, azd August, 1808." Dispatches, received this morning, state, that our troops have actually entered Tugela. VAN-OJARD OF THE ARMY OF CATALONIA: LLOtIiBGATACATALONIA) AUG. 16.—The Chief ofuthisc_division announces having departed on the 26th !sof July; for the van-guard, together with another column under the command of the Count DE CALDAQUES, Colonel of the regiment.Borbon. He says--;" This division has marched against Gen. DUHESME, who . is besieging Gerona,- with 7000 mien; and I remain with the command over this cordon, .vhich stretches from Martorell to the mouth of the river Llobregat ; this keeps me in a state of great solicitude, as my line extends seven leagues, and I have not forces adequate to defend it. On tlie -very day of my-arrival I had a skit., tiish : SOO men of the regiment of Grenada were opposed to 13u in fantry•anLi 60 horse. The enemy tied precipitately, and left . 17 dead, besides a large quantity of arias.